Freddy Jr.

One of my most memorable AO3 comments is "More", which was for Separated

Summons character in mind 
          
          Always a guy for some reason 
          
          Happily talks to character in brain while imagining doing an activity together platonically 
          
          "I don't have daddy issues" 

"PINEAPPLES ARE IN MY HEAD" 
          -AJR in my dreams for some reason

What is your craziest hear me out? 
          
          (odd movie edition) 

Y'know that one scene for Ratatouille where the head chef is progressively getting more alarmed as he reads that letter? 
          
          That's me reading the list of all of AO3's commonly used tags 

"ah shit oh fuck oh no" 
          -me after finding no cheap cosplays that aren't in AliExpress and only having a Marceline cosplay 

I will with no hesitation make any sonic character so traumatized they are unredeemable but the fic is so good you can't look away from the trainwreck 

Got two sets of cuff earrings, lost one of the earrings from the set the first day I got it, the other set is dangly so I can't wear them with my headphones on without fucking my ear up 
          
          Yeah very nice day today 

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          There are very few times where someone has reached out for my advice. There are fewer times where someone has said they were inspired by my bullshit (hello person I see you, you gave me a confidence boost for months ngl). I figure I can put in a good amount of my advice for fellow writers and people who want to start on Wattpad. 
          
          The times that I've given advice, I'd describe it as kind of overwhelming. I tend to write long, complex sentences to get my points across, which *can* work, but sometimes get just as overwhelming as my advice. 
          
          That's where simpler sentences come in. Sentence structure is very important. You've definitely heard that before. You can control the tone and increase tension in the important, action-y parts of your story with short sentences, unfinished sentences, and paragraphs that are literally just one sentence. When it gets serious, but not action-packed, there's utilizing longer sentences to describe what's going on in more detail as the narrator is focusing on everything around them instead of just the important part.
          
           It sounds easy, yes, but action tends to sacrifice complete detail in writing. That gets very painful for some people, including me. Writing overall is a skill you get better at, and eventually you have a writing style that is completely your own. 
          
          You don't have to take this advice specifically, but I like using this type of sentence structure when the tension is there and rising. Short sentences can be just as impactful as, if not more than, long sentences.

(fandom has questionable common ship) 
          
          Me, clinging into the two characters being friends just because one of the shows did that clearly: 
          
          The one person with a reading list full of the common smut: :]